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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.
Personal.

A GENTLEMAN OF MEANS, RATHER GOOD
y looking, comparatively n sfIHnscr q sircs tie
acquai NANCE OF some scCcmplhhe young lady
this onlce. .sy
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28
REAL ESTATE SALES.
This list IL furnished by W. 4. scribner,
- .-..-... .l....- =. raa-I- -. !

This list IL furnished by W. z. scribner.
resi estate dealer. IS Pesrl-s;.
sni rs. Cselaelds adj. -. 81 900
Emery futile to Juo. r. Fsilntg aud
wife part lgt y A Csnpasl all ---,...---. / 80
Tssac t. heas ~ fresa- Loeftgert. a ss T.
tn 81. kenf Plat. 4V'J
Wn A. ferker "a Rebecrs Graves. part tot
~ tfrblst <cgfbners aid ....--.. ....-. In
Gen g. Fifff . Neiis Hansen. et. a.. -.
idf - Fra f-st Kent pax .----.-.- .-----... 100
sarah Zen ken g. thss. L huzge. e 515< e
cfw "a In Fofh i1f s. h.k = Wtney's 100
Phifsnsler 3 Nfirht - WA. p Aites.
siscs Ia.i.i on so. s, fy-oa 70 - 100
5usissn ttekennev 20 nsFid IRWIN. )r-. a
se sw sc 81 Rgran y ...........-.- SIS
Ann kifra heternri to d y. Wilasms.
riace 81 ou sc .f Neisan - -.-..-- ....l ~
Fulis r. FArks t1 Gas ssxter. pisZe land
On <ee a. Aitf1a m. u.....-...--..-.... .--..-. 30
Chas 81 Fox % VA Nn,sfri -aLsw
W. So. ~ a gsmA =. .... ..-.--..-.-----. s25
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28
Real Esiote--CountrN

CYPRESs, ASH, OAK IND GUM IANDs Is
- Ark n a. al-e isrge rzets = OK o. pne
. lected ss1ln pea care, Ia h Il o. H.
Al tisdel .9jf
lH ICE PINE IASbs lS lPSfR AND
\ Lower Penn Ia a.so in Wisconsia q Il Min
nesOta. A. X. A1uSttl =" IL
I ARGR TRACT o. PINE LAND, JNCiA ID NG
nj In 4 Q anna a. great isgsi =. -.
An sieL ZAGf
Must BIZ SOLD-A GOOD HOUsE AND BARN
VI and four lots in the village of Fremont, To-
gether with q acres OF frst-cias land. with 100
rods flake frontage scsoiniag the town. Very
cneap for cash or viii trade for city property.
Luton & Duutoa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28

DOOM AND POWER To RFST-CoRNEg
IL C&mfan and L0uis-sis. B<nEets 4 Osourn.
Lsil
TOR REST-wE WILL FIT Up. fUnSlsHiNa
i reiis6ls water and steam IoEeF, for any
satisfactory applicant The iron veeeeT building
on Eriert, lately occupied oy leiteits Boiler
shop bimensi0ns are about s9x.y has hisa
ceiling and light On three sldee. Apply 10 Elssei
Carpet Sweeper Co. g. Ail.s., civ. 2ia
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28

LsoR kEST--A HiCE EIGHT-koOk HOrsE,
Il so< Aellsks al Nts2ee1t-Ey<s y IA p4l IL
peltsSl order ~ ssed nxnL -
lJh hkef->0 ~ kAA8OAe4 4. MANS
Il ts4iI<i aa1 ~ nTstSlass repair rsnt ~ uo'-
az. kef Noata in- aire a. g FosptAla = -
IoR RENf--LAkaE CoNgkNIENl QtkkA
v Am hodss. Al no1efn imPfofee c1se-
LIse tara Ee1 fcSlllelcS ca SEQ ave.
Atl<t b fe4-.e1 d1fiug irsseat Nesk 0Sbcr
i<4sSs lne ettf NOV. 4 SlA bs ies yery cneSp q
Larl.ks NAo al take gona care of pfs12lses
WOsd sell vSrs che4p. fULlle bfo2 ae
Lok RENf-IWO fkAEME&1S IL MN
i fesldehce b.oSk siIo al nlo1cru l2aDFOss-
menis. Including th< patent AlciEe heating gfaie
eoruef of Court aid Alien.s.S- within tEFes
A. n lies walk OF 1caer Ci9ck. Ais9 -. ~ eitn
Az Eoozns eornfr nasNgl1t-svc. sno NisteT-st; /;
also one 0f fotr ECozls, 50 West hTos0ss9. Ap
ply . b. w. Barnard. e Alea-st sl5
Cok KEST-SToRE Al - VAST fULToN-eT.
II Enquire st ~ Nj Serlon-st .l6.f
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28

EoOrdfuG.

/ /. SsT boslse IN Micaig.a. xxcei iicnt 5oari s7i
einxse rom Only - per week. day board tz single
meas &c. nice, slfsiet home nenly fitted up.
near Monroe 81. 81 TIE vnplcsae horses. X r
re-ots ohurch<s and taestsFa Particular stte1-
ton given - the CON fsyt e1d want of trspEieats
snd the friends 81 soldiers xlo c,11e % visis tns
Hone. A y. S1iliysn. fs9pnetss-
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28

O'Hara's Famous $500 shoe
is made of the best selecied
Curse hid stocks, the same
quality that is used in all "a
shoas.
UHara's Famous So 90 shoe
is made on the most Improved
perfect Fitting lasts.
OHara's Famous $500 Shoe
has the renowned Gordlan
Back Seams and they cannot
POSSIBLY break across the back.
The seams are cut high on the
sides, completely clearing ever
tee ioint. thus rendering Il the
easiest shoe on corns and bun
ions ever constructed.
Thousands OF Ladies are wear
ing th~se shoes today and ere
more than pleased with them
PecoIlect We have them with
high heels, low heels medium
heels. broad heels or narrow
heels. IF you want = gsnNsnc
So Shoe FOR So be sure aid ex.
anime O'Hafa 9 FAR 5us S2.oc
Shoe ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28

coR kEST = FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS
L eitcer single or en- slite. steam heated. also
rooms tor light houses plug. Apply ~ Room A..
edyard lock. lOl Ottssast. 2zoEI
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28

Fewsrs ef eoHntrrfeies SaivarSor oil
wi- cure your scnes sna psius- PRE- p
cents.
r i important 80 check esngh - cree.
pr. Balls Ccagh Syres sll 10 80 : sss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28

Those Who have beea able to keep within
doors during the past week of extremely
cold weather can have no idea OF the actual
suffering experienced by the hosts of men
employed upon the streets, on the house
tops, and In various out-oi-door avocations
such as that OF the street car men, the hack
drivers and the delivery boys. The late
cold snap" has beeo one unprecedented for
this time Of year, and II caught people un-
prepared foz il, and before the average
human system had been graduated to a
Winter Temperature. Hence the blue lips,
red noses aD2 trembling limbs of men who.
as rule, lGugh st toe worst extremes OF
weather. The toughest of all outdoor
laborers have felt and complained of and
suffered from the past six days OF nearly
zero temperature, and as our streets and
the host OF new buildings now approaching
completiOn are filied with an army OF en-
ployes II will be seen that the discomforts
and the sufferings have been widespread.
little more, and the property ov ners
alcug Canal ST. and in that part of the city
generally would have lost forever their
chances for self-coDgratulation on the
location Of the county court house. Al
most ~ the last minute half dozen hast-
lsrs residing near the upper end of Monroe
St put their heads together for an entirely
new scheme which. with little extra time
10 spare, might have gone through with a
rush" Tue scheme was 10 locate the court
house on the southwest corner of the square
bounded by South Division, Fountain.
Bos,v wick aud Park sts.. and a piece OF laad
plenty large enough for the purpose was
/ sctuaiiy negotiated for, aud might have
been obtained for about $50 200. For once
! however. the Monroest. crowd" were just
little too late. The LIBERAL proposition ol
the Canal-st. gang" coming iust n Tins 20
! head them Of. But the incident a. east
serves 70 point a moral and adOrn a tais
inssmuch as It shows the increasing de-
msad for and permanent availability ol
every foot Of land even remotely adjsceni
20 the business centres OF the city.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28

Ths WiddieomD Furniture Compsnys
sffoFs 10 osffisnd their snplyss by xiv
Ing them . room IN which they can
smoke and rssd alter dinner "a very
commsndabls and shouiS be appreciated
oy the men. Bat while eommsndaois Il
. only Just for firm - DO ali Il can for
lhs eomfort aud improvement OF those
who serve them faithfully. The manu-
tActarsrs ia this city have less srouble
with shsir employees than capitalists do
elswhsrs and is u 40 doabt due TO the
tact that they ara more eoneidsrats and
,hs men more ssasibSs than they are In
ofhsx cities. Thu 10 a causs for con-
grstnlatlOn-
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28
-Age5its-- anted.


tlASrED-saLESNEN WANTED TO SELL
W house furnishing goods: terms liberal Key
stone Manufacturing Co, 80 South Division, ~.
Grand Rapids. Mich. lol
WI AETED--,0, AGENTS. GOOD SALARY
w o. Comm issson. ia chance. Adde'S
with staap for terms. Weaver Mir., "a Hcrth
ststest., Chicago, IL. @i2
yVANTED- AGENTS To SELL THE DE-
W troit Self Acting Washboard. Sells al sight.
Men or women ca;l make money with this ma
chine. Apply u l.. NJ fnmmer. ~ Gilbert t..
near the Fair Grounds ~
VATANTED IMMEDIATELY - I,0ol AGENTS
w male or female, 70 cell our furniture polish
I'm the United States. ,JCJ. 90. sottics sold b.
agents dnring ISS6 $50 esSiiY msde per week.
Send &c for fainple bottle and terms. earring
Manufacturing Co. Lcck box -, Newaygo, Mich
81 4
lVANTED-GENERAL AGENT 70 HANDLE
W Williams copper plate map OF the United
Stairs, Mexico, etc, size C5xb) Inches Z. W.
Smith & Co.. 20 5iyth-ss. Phhadelphia Pa Nog.l
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28

COUSD-A DOOR KEY OK CANAL ST OWN
Il er can la same Dy calling Gl this once aud
aHd paying Tor this notice. .Siti
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28
SIfuafsons H-rnfed-FemaIe.

xt-sV fFD-E0T sE-cTEANISe o. WAsB1V4
" and ironias - Co Apgsy ~ soath isls
t.U-st -
xx-tNrvn- sTrC ArToN ts yrzsE RT a
~ fe8g 81 exuerisnee tsil o. a,zfrszs 7s
solth birsoas
xYAXTED-A SITUATION 70 TO eE~FRAL
Eaonre az - Ncnrce At - cftz9&sss . H
Van 8rork e~sf
IL ATTEtf-A sIFf aTloN 81 NTaEE6 lazy
~ ssstoonf ere n = s1tl sHLg sfsfsss
s.Siesrias care taS e3Ee - a. Wez ton
eSIrf
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28

said a weiLknown nursery man yester-
dag. ''Those leaves there in the road being
recklessly reduced 70 ashes are, without ex-
aggeFation, worth their weighs in gold TO
gardeners anu farmers. used with = COM
posi- Tor manuring purposes. There IS
nothing better. Agr0p0s OF leaves l nave
heard OF read the statement somewhere
lasely that wherever al electric light Is
placed the leaves on the side OF the trees
nearest 10 the light always change color be-
fore the leaves On the opposite aide Query
Can q photograph be taken by electric
hghn
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28

Nov comes Professor e. L. hAMzosps
sf Dragon, snd aiioss that hs Is shssd
of thas ofLsr eTAaz, Nfaolzs, knd also
Old Probabilities st WazhIagt0a Has,
s0sD ahsms = little and than says thai
from ths 26tn 10 ths slst q OetobsE ss
srs b have s0ns eunninz llitls zsiss sud
saFthaaakss. hkssiss . fs~ blashing
hnrrlcaass danclng aFouaA ihsn
shr0ush Aossmbsr simiiar zfsnosDhsEie c
snd munsizEs celebrations srs 70 eoms
% pass--days o. disaster" as ths sssr
ssFa Fram ths 81 10 TIE iytn ss aEs
particularly 10 bs fas0ss& oy the
Almighty With . crop q bswitching
cyclones and y0iczn.e ssup.io-as. whiea
~iil only Just destroy hzlf = dozen u cur
biggest clslss
We regard this Oregon proPhst as an
other 0f ths kind Of animals Basaam
rods and rs bfayings ought not
n TIE slightest manner 10 alarm
anybody. Il woaid Dc a good thiag 4
thoss VITO happen 10 meet HAMMOND
would stop long snongh 70 kick him
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28

Write or call on Dr w. II. Ross 2Ss
EOR SALE-BIOCK OF - LOTS ~ OAK
i dale PARK. owner leaving city. Robinson 4
Lacey. HOuseman Block. 1S5ti
TOR SAiE-NACANr lot or USIOE-ST,
i near Cherry-st one OF the most desirable
building lots IN the citg for Si50i. This is
karSaiD. Also 90 n. frontage on Jefferson ave.
near Pleasant for Si.o.0 That's snOiher We've
got lots OF EN- al al prices. O. igVO 10 loan. Tut
tie Bros, over Arcade.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28
For .Saie--lriscetianeous.

yVANTED TO ExCHANGy-fiSE YOUNG
" team. well broken and kind. for city lot
Gail OF address - 1T. Nernos IS
no STEAM USERS HAVE 20 CORDS
mixed hemlock and hardwood slabs. Which
I will deliver T. o. b. Grand Rapids A. 81. IS per
cord. r. T. Cook, 5 Founisin-st. 2s1f
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28

IORrY-sIX VERY DEIR & CITY LOTS
j. on coi-Rve north OF - N -. tep {. On he
eT e eet car Lac. A. K. AIt4 d., No. loFeit
10 *. PIP ste sweets Hotel. -9u
ENCEL1kNT FARMS AID CITY PROPERTY
Il Of al Aiads for sac cleap. 4. x. Ants iel.
wetf
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28

-Assh4rs aEs altekstasr 20 coznmsn IL
tA.s sia.nisg. Cue Il tas eheles iot. xsii-
kns.a soertns shaz4zSsr. alt@nss@i pr
aorsaaaes a. ~WoaisrAane' yesterday a.
teraooD. sad lnsds hinsslf - esDext9ss -
: p4zlF u y90az lA,rles pfsseas tasz ths1
asrs finally c1Mpells1 - ceaAks t1sf
ssafs. aa 1laaa.gf s3=aE of 9lE sssef4s Si4ssa
ot 4n assaseal sls01ia - ca t1e losxS,-t 10
tAess smart Aiscxs. anG tns moment oae
- sgotts1e sishsr iasiss o. e1lside of :
theagrs. 80 sboaa 10 nrsG so1adiF et4rssle.i
sud sAe4 haaasd over 70 Ibs aeA1ess 20
lcsmAD.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28

,IONEY To L0AN-IN : Ms TO SUIT %.
III productive resi- esiale. l. 5. Proyin room :,
Lovetts BLOCK. Opposite Sweets Hosci.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28

FOR SsLE-HoUsE AND LOT. - Nj. VIA
Il nonst.: also several lots in south part OF city
Write or call on Dr. w. ii. Ross 29s
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28

MONEY LOANED on REAL ESTATE AND
III "A sesu i-s Bonds u ~ e. 4 sold. As
x Aa.ss1el 30. . Loysts b.osAs opp 81 cTest q.
hcfai
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28

: his many friends 10 this clty viii be
plss-sd y leaFa tn4t x-Supsrin.sndsnt OF
Police John Perry Is about 10 open de-
lectiyr agency ia tbs city. Dir. Perry 10
eminsngly qaaliasd for the difficult line Of
work - xaich he mas undertaken, and Was
l0ag since Acknowledged "oue OF ane finest
in tie Stale. Much OF bis best work bas
nxce=sarily nos come oef0re the pooiic, bu,
alem osfs u the ~crzft" throughout this
section 0f the country unite ia praise et
NJ. PerFys rare skill snD ongiisi genius
ia q sooyeflng ard coilating ali The more
important data OF a CT ne and ia locating
snd lerretinx oct criminal. And as re-
CARDS the bnsiness aspects Of the question.
verify. tue vineyard is VAST. and laborer
Ihefeln should not lsck incre.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28

A AnshE is fsEmsntag. u = intsrreein ne
ia Is aasurs aBd Dl&g inFolse Tie 1ss oi
dyuamits bombs and Eztt.ing guns. and
CORY rel iax may yer be spilled. i = TIE
cad Ga struggle between secret soessis sHd
anti-secrsf soEistF enAppiez, taaL has been
xsiat IN ever sincs ths Free AzaOns KID
mapped Mr.. Morgan IN good CID J of&
-tals. The particular battle n0E pfeflns
- BET sesn nnemoeF8 Of tae tfanE Ea bciia
~ lraielnily of the High School Lgesum
aAd sacn msuDsFs 0f sas Lyesum "a are Aoi
OamIus DeifA fsls. Each slss clslDs tnss
ne other ls last - Psis1s 20 ses 4ssy VIII.
s8d the saser COO. sianis sill nenceio @afa
sleep 0a tEelg arms until the nnzl lay u
reckoning shall dawn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-28
Help u dnfed---ifoJc.

yVANTFD-FROM % TO % MN wITn PICK
w sn1 shoyei 81 sl.l5 10 beglu =, TX Eocday
n0rslug o clock On BUtteIwOith ave-, just OUT
side the city limits. -
IyTASTED--AN INTELLIGENT Roy OF II TO
" II yeaS o. al of @. MIST not be AFRAID OF
VIZ. Apply ms lB1encOl Grand Union
y rssu k'oms AMI Pierce block. 2ss
.--.-r.-
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-10-13
AROUND THE CIRCLE.

The knights of Labor have a mem
bership of $4,000. 2,SO6 assemble,
were suspended last year for nonpay
ment of dues.
All honor to Topeka. Her team ha:
won the championship of the Western
League and now challenges the win.
ners of the Northwestern pennant tt
play a series Of games for the Cham
piOnship of the West and Northwest
sporting NetcS.
Capt. Johnson says that sorghum is
as certain a crop in this county as buff
falo grass. Grasshoppers will not eat
it and drouth will not kill it, and now
that the Fit. Scott experiments have
proven so successful Capt. Johnson has
the laugh on his old neighbors who at
one time dubbed him Sorghum John
son.-Kendall Boomer.
When visiting printing Office keep
the rules in view; Enter softly; sit
down quietly: subscribe Tor the paper
and pay in advance; keep six feet from
the devil; hands off the manuscript;
don't talk to the compositor; don't car
~ off the exchanges; and don't read
the type that is on the galleys.
Colored men of Kansas recently took
steps, in Topeka, to organize State
league for purposes of mutual protec-
tiOn baforo tho tribunals Of tba Ctofa
Among other resolutions passed was
this: That we condemn all utterances
calculated to convey the impression
that it IS the intention of the Afro
American league to assert by force of
arms the right accorded them by the
constitution and laws of the country.
A farmer says: 81 quit two years
ago selling my eggs for 8 to 10 cents a
dozen to spectators, to be preserved
and sold in winter for 20 and .25 cents
a dozen. Just got on to the act, and
for two seasons have done my own
preserving and pocketed that 20 cents
dozen profit myself. About the first
of June prepare brine as follows:
To pailful of water L add two pints
of fresh Stacked lime and one pint
of common salt, both thoroughly dis
solved and well mixed. With a fluid
prepared in these proportions l fill a
barrel half full, then place all my sur
plus eggs into it, and when eggs get up
to 90 and 25 cents in winter-they al
ways do-take them to market, and
they go for fresh eggs every, time.'
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-10-13
Resolution Of Thanks.

Last Monday, a. m, after chapel
service, the following resolutions were
presented and unanimously adopted
by the students.
WHEREAS the young people who
compose the society known as the NJ.
a. AN. club, have generously donated
to the college a fine upright piano,
therefore be it ReSoIred. First that we
students of the c. X. c., do hereby
manifest our appreciation OF their
goodness and generosity by extending
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-10-13
Learn a Trade,
City.

The Ialaaud says: IF a man teach
his son no trade it is us if he had
taught him highway robbery" The
force of this saying has, no doubt,
come home in after years to many Il
fond parent, who, in speaking of his
son, said; lie is too smart for hard
work. Too many American boys
have been brought up with the pernic-
ious idea of being able to make their
living by their wits firmly implanted
in their minds, thus taking away from
them one of the most powerful inceG,
tives to honest and earnest labor; des-
troying III the germ that natural am
bition which. if properly fostered and
directed, would have been the means
of making them an honor to their par
ents and valuable members of the COM
munity. It is not the fault OF the boy
so trained that he dispises labor and
laborers. He has never been taught
the value and dignity of honest toll, or
that the true worth of man is meas
ured by his good works, nos ny ma
ability to outwit and cheat his fellows.
-EG.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-10-13
A Gard.

There is story in circulation that
the second premium for Graceful rid
ing" at our late fair was awarded to
Kittie Butler, and that, when Mr..
Miltimore went to place the red ribbon
on her horses bride, she said: No I
thank you, 1 only ride for the first
premium" after which, the judges
held counsel together and decided to
give the second premium to the next
most graceful rider. l wish to say that
the report is utterly false, and without
foundation; the originator of which,
lhad there been a premium offered
would have walked off with the blue
ribbon as Fairy tale composer. 1t
has been mystery to me as well as to
two-thirds of the people on the ground
to understand, upon what ground, the
judges of Graceful riding, based their
Judgment, which was a perfect burles-
que, and an insult to the other lady,
equestrians for one will try to
survive the insults of the judges, if
they can sustain themselves under the
criticisms OF the public.
MRS. T. HI. BUTLER
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-10-13
ANALYSIS OF ELLSWORTH SALT,

This sample was sent to the chemist
as taken from the hole, with all the
scrapings and impurities caused by
drilling.
The drill was pushed on through the
salt. At twelve hundred and eighty
feet, in dark gray sand.
was found. When ignited it caused Il
flame at the mouth of the we'll four feet
in diameter and ten feet high. The
drill pressed dOwnwardS till at thirteen
hundred feet salt water was struck.
which rose eight hundred feet in the
well. The experts estimate the volume
and power of the gas which escaped at
the surface as sufficient to operate a
forty-hOrse power engine.
The work was then temporarily Sus-
pended. The gas, however, forces
itself through the salt water to the
surface
For time it was considered best to
plug the we'll SO as to shut off the salt
water and then with dynamite car
tridges shoot the we'll so as to enlarge
the gas producing vein, but it has been
finally determined to shut off the salt
water with casing and bore the full
l 800 feet. This necessitates trimming
out portion of the well so that the
required four and half inches can be
had at the bottom. The work of rim
ming out is progressing rapidly, in
fact it will be noticed that the most
commendable energy has been display
ed Throughout.
Col. Johnston informed me that the
strata of Ellsworth we'll does not at all
correspond with the strata of the
well recently bored by him at Salina.
Col. Johnston and Mr., AIKEN are of the
opinion that the discovery is to the
highest degree satisfactory and that
not only salt but atural gas in abund-
ance lies beneath our beautiful Queen
City.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-10-13
to them our heartfelt thanks.

to them our heartfelt thanks.
Second: That we appreciate their
untiring energy and efforts in our be-
half.
Third: That copy of these reso-
lutions shall be given to the.newspaper5
of the city of Great Bend with a re-
quest that each shall publish the same.
MAwDE SoLLITT,
EMMA RUSSELL
o. w. DAWSON.
Com.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-10-13
Bsggs' Blood Purifier and Blood Maker

No remedy in the world has gained
the popularity that this medicine has,
as household or family medicine, no
one should be without it. 1t has no
calomel or quinine in its composition,
consequently no bad effects can arise
from it. We keep full supply of it
at all times. SHAW & WILSON,
Druggist.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-10-13
Great Bend Gun Club,

The next regular meeting will be
held in Burson's pasture, on Tuesday,
Oct. 25th. All are INVITED to join the
member ship of this club. For par
ticulars and rules please see the secre-
tary. ". +. CoTEs.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-10-13
Beggs, Cherry Cough Syrup.

Is warranted for all that the label
calls for, so if it dosa not relieve your
cough YOU can call st QUIZ store and
the Eponey will be refunded to you.
1t acts simultaneously ON all parts of
the system, thereby leaving no bad
results. SHAW & WnsoN. Druggist.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-10-13
Ellsworth's Bonanza

Below we give an extract from an
exchange which gives a partial dis
cription of the boring of the Ellsworth
well. the finding of salt and gas. and
table of the strata through which the
drill went.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-10-13

Itch, Mango and Scratches of ev-
cry kind on human or animals cured
in 80 minutes by Woolford's Sanitary
Lotion. This never fails. Sold by
A. S. Allen, Druggist, Great Bend
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-10-13
Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup.

Is the only medicine that acts directly
on the Lungs, Blood and Bowels, il
relieves cough instantly and in time
effects a permanent cure,
7- SHAW & WILSON, Druggist.